diesi.gr
Greek radio station and media platform for listeners interested in music, culture and entertainment
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About diesi.gr
Diesi 101.3 is a Greek radio station with a website featuring music, theatre and cinema content, concert coverage, competitions and programming information.
The station serves radio listeners and online audiences in Greece. Its website promotes events and cultural programming alongside its radio content.
Product: Radio programming and an online platform for music, theatre, cinema and entertainment content.
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